Clothed In New Life...

Clothed In New Life...

Daily teaching   April 16, 2026

 THE WORD IN 60 SECONDS

with Major Kudzai Marime

Dz Extension Corps 

Harare West Division 

CLOTHED IN NEW LIFE 

“He has clothed me with garments of salvation…” (Isaiah 61:10)

After Easter, we may still carry burdens that feel too heavy, too stained, or beyond repair. But Jesus didn’t just rise - He came to restore. God invites us to lay aside the old and be clothed in something new - His grace, His righteousness, His peace. We don’t have to hold on to what He has already taken away. Today, let go - and let Him clothe you again with new life.

Prayer:

Lord, help me to lay aside the old and walk in the new life You give. Amen.

#RootedInPrayerAndCommitment  - Salvationist online

THEME: BETRAYAL TURNED INTO BLESSING

THEME: BETRAYAL TURNED INTO BLESSING

Daily teaching   April 16, 2026

  

By Reverend B Chinhara

“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” (Genesis 50:20)

In Joseph’s powerful declaration, we see one of the clearest revelations of God’s sovereignty. His brothers acted out of jealousy and hatred, selling him into slavery and attempting to destroy his future. Yet what they meant for evil became the very pathway God used to elevate Joseph into a position of influence, where he could preserve countless lives during years of famine.

This truth still speaks today. People sometimes plan harm, through betrayal, lies, or rejection. These actions can leave deep wounds. Yet many who have been targeted by such evil often rise with powerful testimonies. Their pain becomes preparation, and their setback becomes a setup for something greater. God does not waste suffering; He transforms it.

The ultimate example is Jesus Christ. Betrayed, mocked, and crucified, His suffering appeared to be the victory of evil. Yet through His sacrifice came redemption and salvation for the world. What looked like defeat became eternal victory.

Joseph and Jesus both model the heart we are called to have: trust in God and forgiveness toward others. Joseph forgave his brothers. Jesus forgave even those who crucified Him. Forgiveness does not deny the evil, it declares that God is greater than it.

When betrayal comes, hold onto this truth: God is working behind the scenes. What was meant to break you can become the very thing that builds you. In God’s hands, even evil is turned into purpose, and betrayal becomes blessing.

To God be the glory 

Rev B Chinhara

Dorcas Moyo Speaks on Emotional Unveiling of Husband’s Tombstone

Dorcas Moyo Speaks on Emotional Unveiling of Husband’s Tombstone

Opinion   April 15, 2026

Gospel musician Dorcas Moyo has shared an emotional message following the unveiling of her late husband’s tombstone, describing the moment as one of closure, peace, and gratitude.

In a heartfelt statement, Dorcas reflected on the long journey it took to reach the milestone, revealing that it had not been easy since her husband’s passing.

“And I smiled and thank God that finally managed kushongedza imba yemumwe wangu. All along and for many years since he left us I was restless and in pain, but nguva hayo yaive isati yakwana till now,” she said.

She expressed appreciation to those who supported her through the process, particularly the team that worked on the tombstone.

“Thank you Team VanChab Monuments. Guess what my family, now I have peace,” she added.

Dorcas described the unveiling as a final act of love, honour, gratitude, and respect for her late husband, encouraging others to also give their loved ones a dignified send-off.

“For that last act of love, honour, gratitude and respect, VanChab will fulfill your desires,” she said.

She also shared contact details for the monument company for those seeking similar services, indicating their location in Willowvale, Harare.

A Call for Wisdom and Justice: Churches Reflect on Constitutional Amendment Bill

A Call for Wisdom and Justice: Churches Reflect on Constitutional Amendment Bill

Local   April 14, 2026

 

On 13 April 2026, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) formally submitted its Statement of Inputs to the Parliament of Zimbabwe on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3 (2026), offering a faith-based perspective on the proposed changes.

Representing 32 member denominations and a constituency of at least three million citizens, the ZCC expressed its concerns about the potential impact of the Bill on the nation and its democratic foundations. The Council framed its role as that of a “watchman,” guided by Christian principles to speak with responsibility and care when matters affecting the nation arise.

Following prayerful reflection and consultations with various stakeholders, the ZCC outlined several key recommendations. Chief among them is the call to withdraw or substantially revise the Bill, noting that in its current form it raises constitutional, moral, and democratic questions.

The Council also proposed the establishment of an independent Constitution Amendment Commission. Such a body, it said, would ensure broader and more inclusive consultations, allowing citizens to meaningfully participate in shaping changes to the supreme law of the land.

Furthermore, the ZCC highlighted the importance of citizen involvement should the Bill proceed. It noted that provisions within the proposed amendments may significantly affect the structure of governance, and therefore emphasized the value of seeking direct public consent through a national referendum.

Throughout its submission, the ZCC maintained a tone of unity, responsibility, and hope, encouraging leaders and citizens alike to pursue decisions that uphold justice, transparency, and the common good.

#ConversationsOfHope

From Doubt to Declaration: The Way of Thomas and the True Passover

From Doubt to Declaration: The Way of Thomas and the True Passover

Daily teaching   April 14, 2026

Nhasi tichambotarisa the Way of Thomas Reflecting Passover:

#John 20:24-29

Apo tikuti kwauri muverengi don’t wait to see physical proof. The Lamb has been slain. His wounds are open to faith. Like Thomas, you can move from doubt to declaring, “My Lord and my God!” That’s the true Easter, the true Passover.

Blessed Sunday 🙌 😇 kwamuri mose

Evangelist David Urayayi

Introducing Noble Initiative For Pastors

Introducing Noble Initiative For Pastors

Local   April 13, 2026

 Greetings Servant of God,

We are introducing a structured initiative under Divine Life Foundation aimed at restoring dignity, security, and legacy in ministry.

PMELA – Pastors Mutual Empowerment & Legacy Association

This platform is designed to:

Secure education for pastors’ children

Facilitate land and housing ownership

Establish sustainable income projects

Protect widows and families of ministers

This is not a fundraising platform, but a discipline-based system for long-term stability in ministry.

We would be honored to share this vision with you and explore participation or partnership.

📞 071-965-3687

Building Faith. Securing Families. Preserving Honor.

Do Good Shine On ..

Do Good Shine On ..

Daily teaching   April 13, 2026

 THE WORD IN 60 SECONDS 

with Major Kudzai Marime 

Dz Extension Corps 

Harare West Division 

DO GOOD, SHINE ON

Keep doing good, family! Like Joseph, do it wholeheartedly with a clear mind. Don't let others' ignorance dim your light. They lost Joseph, but he kept shining. Win hearts by doing good, even when misunderstood.

#RootedInPrayerAndCommitment  - Salvationist online

Picture: MCZ Hwange District Synod

Picture: MCZ Hwange District Synod

Local   April 11, 2026

 The Presiding Bishop of The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe

Revd S. Sithole  addressing Bulawayo District Synod.